The Indian Navy’s preliminary assessment of the boating accident off the Gateway of India in Mumbai revealed that a naval craft developed a snag while returning to base after completing a trial, leading to a collision with a ferryboat and 15 deaths. The ferryboat was carrying more passengers than allowed by the Maharashtra Maritime Board, and the Navy vessel lost control, resulting in the tragic incident. An official mentioned that the Board of Inquiry would investigate the exact sequence of events to determine how the tragedy unfolded.
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Govt panel to plan IAF's capability enhancement
The government has established a committee, led by Defence Secretary RK Singh, to develop a plan for enhancing the air force's capabilities by analyzing trends, projected requirements, and ongoing modernization efforts. The committee aims to produce a comprehensive report within four months, addressing the air force's need for more combat jets and other capability enhancement programs, such as the procurement of Medium Transport Aircraft (MTA). Additionally, it will focus on training and equipment to counter...
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